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EDIT: It's very small.. and the front image isn't working.. what a #$^@.. 1 hour working for this and it's not even showing.. I'm pretty mad right now..
Well umm, the other image isn't changing.. is there a way to post it somewhere else?
Thanks for the advice! I did all those things, and it turned out pretty good!.
Also, I have a question, as you could see, I used cold colors(blue green, etc), is it bad to use cold colors? Because if i want to make an ice cave, I can't use warm colors, so..
I misread the "C" in "COLOR" as an S because of the clouds.
The "COLOR" text doesn't feel colourful, and neither do the islands. I think some extra saturation on the text could be good, and more colourful elements on the islands would help them feel connected to the "COLOR" theme. Making the brown ground warmer might also help, as would making the lighter greens a little yellower. Everything feels like it has a blue-green cast over it because you're not utilizing many warm colours.
It might help to simplify some of the trees and islands. There's a lot of detail, but most of it doesn't read well because it's all so tiny.
Just do a hard refresh (ctrl+F5 on most desktop browsers) and it'll show up. Your browser just has the old image cached. The new one shows up for me.
There's nothing inherently bad in using cold colours, but in this scene, they don't really make sense. This looks like it's meant to be a warm, sunny scene, and making some of the colours warmer would help you convey that. An ice cave is meant to look cold, so in that case of course it would make sense to have all cool colours.